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... UNITED IRISHMEN. A stranr scene was witnessed at the no. National bchool, near Boyle, county mon, when GO pupils of all grades that seminary in a body at 10 a.m, as a protest against the schoolmaster continuing to keep on the school register several ...
... aid: Only let your son pull with us, and he will be the saviour of Ireland. Mr. O'Donovan Rosie addressed the Club of United Irishmen at Brooklyn. He slated his belief that England would give nothing unless Ireland were prepared to tight in support of ...
... could tolerate. To be forewarned is to be forearmed, and statements like the following, made in the constitution of the United Irishmen Society of America, show us the direction in which the efforts of the miscreants tend : If attacked at home England is ...
... maintenance of such founded inflame those passions magistracy passed into course of lawless oppression and the of the United Irishmen driven into disaffection and gradually taught to depend on foreign rid 3 That this lawlessness sustained aggravated by ...
... to become an Americas eitiwn bolero enlisting. According to a return issued three years ago the United States navy then contained 636 Germans. 4.15 Irishmen, 236 Englishmen, 232 Chinese. and 214 Japanese, besides 2,876 foreigners who had taken naturalisation ...
... victim of a conspiracy and would scorn to risk the lives of innocent people who bad done Ireland pa harm He also urged Irishmen to be united in detnanding amnesty for all the treason-felony prisoners, and hoped the Home Secretary would base the moral courage ...
... the war with Germany lies in the fact that the United States is largely made up of European* and the children of Europeans. The 900,000 English-born residents of the United States, the 1,352.000 Irishmen, and the 500,000 natives of Scotland and Wales ...
... Casey, woo the silver medal with 93, and there was a tie with 92 points between • Scotsman, Captain T. Ranken, and anotlier Irishmen. Mr. Maurice Blood, for the and oxidate. The championship gold medal in the Rimming Doer (single riles) contest went to a ...
... excused as be could not read. lion. James Dunmuir, former Premier of British Columbia, left £328,346 personal estate in the United Kingdom. Coal output during the week ended November 5 was 27,800 tons below the previous week. Ordained at 77 as a Yonhcidge ...
... of the lintwrial Parliament, did not really enable the Irish to manage their own affairs, especially in the mattern which Irishmen had mom at heart If the Moine Rule should pate , the Land Bill would curdy though at preaent it we beet .in the totted. While ...
... aod said that whatever hod been to Irelend had had to be wrung from the Britiel. Home of Commone. treed his hearete to be united for the Peke a Ireland, impeding idly to three millir in thio foreign lotri who, by the tyrantty of England, hail been ...
... CECIL SMYTH (full-back): Cost United £3.000 from neighbours Dieter City at start of season after seven popular years at St. James Park. Classy back in modern mould. Makes devastating wing runs. One of two Northern Irishmen in side. GOB GLOZIER (full-back) ...